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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06
PERSONAL.

4 native of Savannah, who has been missing
from his home since Sept, :. Address II. g. W.,
this Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06

LNoR SALE, Laths, Shingles, Flooring, Ceiling,
II Misunderstanding and Framing Lumber,
ONCE and yard Taylor and East Broad streets.
Telephone No. Pill. REPPARD & co.
EOR SALE, S-Horse Power Portable Engine,
II nearly new, in first-class order; price, $3.50.
j. w lyman
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06

LNOR RENT, from list october next, five fine
II dwellings, two.story on a basement, with
modern improvements; in easy access 10 two
lines street cars. Apply to r. S. CLAGHORN.
No III Bay street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06

Two story House in Yamacraw Cor $500
Also two One story Houses for $1,000
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06

Ea0R RENT from October /, the large and
Il commodious house corner Bull and Tay-
lor streets, formerly occupied by Judge Speer;
also eight-room house on Taylor street, be
tween Bull and Whitaker. For particulars ap-
ply to JOHN LYNCH. grocer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06

TO THE OFFERINGS HAVE BEEN MADE
RECENTLY. TO WIT:
Very Elegant Residence large rooms, high
ceilings, all the conveneDees expected in first
borhood.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06

NOR RENT, brick residence 1913 York; nine
Il rooms water, gas and bath; convenient to
business; possession Oct. list. Apply next door,
at 1871.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06

WANTED, a situation as assistant book
w keeper, or in an Office, by young man 10
years of age, a graduate of Eastman Business
College, who has had some experience. Best
references given. Address j. W. WADE, Quit
man, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06

LNOR RENT desirable three-story brick dwell.
II ling 1876 Charlton street, between Bull and
Whitaker; rooms large; modern conyenences
possession Oct. 1. Il. w. CUBBEDGE. 1871
Broughton street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

VOUNG ENGINEER wants position to run
L either locomotive or stationary engine in
city or country. Address L. S. NJ, 81 West
Broad street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06

ENOR RENT. from 1st October neyt. that dcsir.
Il able residence onthe southwest corner Lin
coin and st. Julian streets. Apply to D. OCON-
NOR, 66 Congress street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06

WANTED, experienced grocery clerk; must
w be well recommended and willing to work.
Address L.. News office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06

LNOR RENT, that fine store No. 40 Congress
II street from Nov. l, 1887. Apply 10 ED. f..
NrITFVILIE 100 Bay street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06

LNOR RENT, dwellings az, 1915 and Al jefferson
It street, corner of York; in good condition,
with modern conyeniences. Apply to g. H.
REMSHART lis Bryan street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06
FOR SALE.

MACHINERY FOR SALF.-For sale, an en-
vi tire Plant of Ia.oo0 Spindles of Cotton
Spinning Machinery, consisting of Foss & Pevey
and Brdeshurg Cards, nearly new; Higgins
Drawing ard Rowing Frames; Excelsior Spin.
ming Frames Will be sold very low to close il
out and sold as whole or any portion thereof,
to suit purchasers
]. X. LAMB,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06

NOR RENT, from Oct. LIST, splendid store No.
II NJ Bay street, situate in Hutchison's Block,
next 20 corner of Abercorn: has splendid cellar
and IS splendid stsnd for any business; second
and third stories can be rented II desired. A.
r. LAWTON, JR., ia Bryan street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06

ENOR RENT, house on Anderson, fourth west
II from Whitaker. Apply Mrs. FREW, New
Houston and Bull.
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given onall. kinds of brick and. wooden
buildings, Plans and Specifications fur
nished. rY- Office, no Beretania st. (;
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

The Jackson Patriot. in attempting 10
conviot Governor LUCE of blunderiug,
falls into very bad hole itssli. In his
communication 10 the Legislature the
dogsrn n correctly stated thas, according
10 the lest catalogue, the number OF
students e. the University wss l,572, OF
wht N 79l were from Michigan and 7Sl
irDa a outside ths State, and that the
tuition per year Tor Michigan students is
from SO 90 So, snd Tor foreign students
from SO TO S35. He slso stated that
''ths total fsss received during the lsst
two years, spproxina.ing those from
Michigan students, we're $4,000 and
from foreign students s7S,009. The
arithmssioian Of the Patriot thought be
saw chance to scors point againss the
Governor. lie multiplied the tuition
Tee paid 10 each department by
the number Of Michigan Students
in that department, aud found that
for two pears j. woald amount
20 only s35.390 Instead OF $4,000 Then
= similar process With the foreign stu
dsnts shovsd that they paid only s5l, 800
instead OF $4,000. And then Re wrote
snsiItorial On "a Bian1esins Governor =
showing oy the sboTs process o. reason
inz that The statements OF tne Governor
~are insxsasably inaccurate"
Nov, u tbs aforesaid ariihmssician will
read shs Govsr8oTs communication
again, be wilI observe that the Governor
did nos say the tuition fees amounted 20
$4,000 tor Michigan and $4,000 for for
studsnts, bus that "ths total fees re.
csivsd' amounted 70 thoss figures. The
tuition ices ID aot complies all the fees
paid by students.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

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rsfetzcof nnA fsbef Hsine rivers. nfso-,e
tie frsasrval pfsa. fisere ere ssai fifus visisA
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ftfea f<,etshaF en4 itsen sslsook apnns and
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

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aad ksf saiss szd ghz Easzzbsszs Il tks
eo1psny wsrs - bs permitted - bs
Irsssak Representatives * ths press
sers strsesiy sxclaisd zzd No rspssssr
fcx aa Eaziah paper va sb.s -
gan sdnssssion- Bz. esaFls & Nss
fosk correspondents aifat propose ~
surrsadzs - roysily wlthoas a. Effort
Accordingly ons q thsna dressed hinasslt
u tie attire of cowboy snd TIE oghsE
pas ca the fsathsks and wx paint u Tie
nnfatorsi Ina-4n zAa both gslnsd sd-
naissioa 10 ths impesisi sxhihitaon
throuxh saborii1sts Ia the company
sithcut ths kn0zielzs q CODx himself.
Tie cowboy correspondent csFrisi .
pocket camera sni. securing . favorable
posifion. actually Photographed ths
Qasea Is shs wss watching tie sxhihi-
fAoa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
THE nANolN9 or wOAEN.


Wouea who are Dad enough 70 con-
nlt marasE ars Dot very different fronl
men sho commit the same crims The
hanging Of one does not prevent the com.
mission oi the crime by others. In the
State OF Ssw YORK where Mrs. DzusE
vac hsnzsd cot n-ny weeks since. two
womsn have iast been eonyictsd, and
snothsr is being tried FOR tie ssms crime
As Airs. DRrsE's, hat of numbering q
ushAnd. liz viii Do severe strain on
,ha law IL all these woman are hanged, ss
they are liable 10 bs. A desperate sfors
sas mads during tho recent session Of
the Legislature cf New York 10 exempt
women tson liability to capital punish
neni, bat ID failed. Possibly the exscu-
ton Of two or three more women may
sufficiently arouse public sentiment TO
secure the passage OF such q measure si
the next session. But any discrimina-
ton in the panishment OF crime on nc-
count ot ser must 30 pnrely sentimental;
instice does net warrant il. IL the
thought OF the hanging OF woman Is
horrible that OF q womsn's deliberately
committing murdsr is not less so. The
punishment should sit the crime" and
no. the Individual or the ser.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

The people 81 Kant couaty gsoezslly
vii be pleased b hear that Governor
LUcr has appointed CxRrs Z. PERxISs
10 succeed LgwAx d. FoxHxrr a. gasixe
Of Probate. Mr. PxRKlSs Is shorvushiy
familiar with he sasiss Of tas Office, hsv-
ing bid tha position Cor serm u six
years. he Is honest and capabls. AID ths
psopfe have confdencs n his integrity
aud ability. Although The records add
clerical sork u Tie eifiss sra in god
shape. 4 Is probable that ths new IN
cn,uhant vii have 10 ieeids many par
plexsnr qussficas arising through he
irregularities q bis presIecessor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10


E.s IRzsaN< - & zz4s-s .t.,es 81 sss0r
eess - saopslsa * : zizg.rzls assy
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eoarss Euss1sd - 10 0szsrnor q So.
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spVroessAaioa hs r~iaessl fsr Il hss nek
besn sssssiszfiy izkernzed - - tea at y
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tea < lss sss balldiaxs - skAeh tas
0oFsrasr saafss We are o01ssnesd
nowsss. thzt - cfhsr sszzestaea.
n4msly. fhat noE-Essais1f sEa.isnlz bs
NAE b eoEtrr*ass naoFs hbsEaAy - lbs
sappert ~ shs UHissrsisy, s0caia bs
pus nse operation Il ths sane tuisi0a
fss sess ekAEz zsd thzf - cA4Esed q Yale
wilma = Isss thaa E1s1 - Harvard.
ths nuAosr of nosi resident slulsnts
psssnt d1lrinz tks last ysar woas1 ecnEr1b-
ass oser $4,000 core per sanEza th4a
they EoE d0 ~ t1s sapport q tie Iasti-
suEion. u w0ald aof. probably, os sd-
sissbls 10 nsAks sach lseidsd ssivsncs
a. tkis u ihe EuilieA sss; oat ws d0ubt,
even With tas fss 81 he saas nzure as
AZ ys.e. whsther q atuds1t ecad net
paszas : coarse q less expense - Aan
AFkos tAal 10 eoald ~ Yals. Harvard
o. C.zr4sii Am ArtoR i fepase1 -
be one u tbs cheapest towns IN the
c0Uassy 10 I've IA. snd living certainly
costs yeFy much lesz theEs than 81 Aew
Haven. Cambridge OF Ithaca The
trends ef Michigan Universiiy certainly
vii ncs adugt tkat tks character sSi
siasdiEg Of he Institution are Inferior
70 thoso Of the others ransd. IL shows
poor appreciation Of the standing of
tie Uuissfsity on the part of Secste
Ccnmittee 9hea thai ccmrnitles con-
rsrss i. a. q did yesterday n he re-
port on tie Governors recent conmani-
cation, with tie snail and Numerous
Wsstsrn colleges which charge iess tai
ton fees. Haf Of thsse so-called eol-
isaea sre not knoxa ousaids ths State,
whils the Uaiversity has . rsp-.ation
whish vii attract students To il whsshsr
The fess are advanced or net A redi-
cal advance woaia doutsess drive some
awsJ. cut lst go!dea mean be adopt
Ell, les there Be an advance to perhaps
hall The fsss charged ss Yale, ard the
resnls wcald bs considerable e1dition
20 receipts OK tts Univsfsity without,
We believe, spprec.zbly resincsRg it's
membership. But ~hsls vs approve the
suggestion 0f the Governor II reference
10 the saitic1 fess OF nonresident
strtents. ws DO not believe there IS
sexi0as danger o; making too gensr-
Gus appropriation for the University,
and IL lie rsfusal 10 sisn TIA present
bill finally diipossd OF the matter be
certainly would not be iustiHed IN in
ts-poSiDg h-s veto,
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
RrFoRu lS NEEDED.

The mode OF shipping aud transfer
ring horses and cattle on our railroad
trains gems to demand some especial
attention from the s p. @. A. Two car
Iosds OF ponies that had been shipped
from Texas 10 Eastern Pennsylvania,
and which had been wrongly trsns-
shipped to Bangor, Me, we're unlosdsd at
Hartford recently. II 10 said they had
bean eighteen days on the cars withou.
food. Several OF the animals we're
dead when the cars were opened, and
those that were sliye were in q terribly
emsciated condition. There was nc
driver with thsm and probably they
bad no attention whatever while on the
road.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

NostzY, Jaas 7.--Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Hrkh, s., started this morning for London.
England. 70 visit rslstives ana ffisusls, and
will be gone two or three uonths.-Ail who
could borrow dollar snd get trusted cor
their zroceTiss weat - Big Rsps3s this
morning 90 take 10 Forefs aaf's circfs--
'sIsm" Roach. who shot hfs fsfher lsst sat-
uriay. Lad bis exaEE sxsfi.3n yesterday Be.
fire Iusfire Hicks snd uss held for trial q:
tie nsxt term e eosft wi1houf baii.--Un-
der the management ~ TIE =. A X. Poss
Morley sli oeiebrzis tss Feurfh IN reerlar
military style Ena be6iss Baad hss hsa
several otfexs 70 pis7 fE toe Fourth. bu'
hass concluded e psag 81 bone
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

There are not many prominent men
in any community. who have lived TO
the age OF Bishop O'FAnRELL, of New
York, without attending 9 public din
nsr. at the banquet given in that city
Tuesday night in honor Of Editc,
O'BRIxS the reverend gentleman said II
was the first time in his life that he
had ever been at public dinner, and
the strength Of his sympathy might be
gsuged somewhat from that fact. His
attendance wss compliment to O'BRrEs
as representative of the great Irish
c8uss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10


Tie leitsr Of Bishop GTtEzsPfE pub
hshes in tie TxIsaRax- HxRALD yestsr-
day morning. calls stssntioa TO one OF
The most crying public needs Of this
county. II is not simply diazraceful. is
is outrageous. that such condition OF
things sfcald sx:st Is TIE Bishep rs-
ports. Il Is estimated that 10000
wouii erect a suitable building. Tbs
county IS a6undantIy able to provide
decent sccomnodationa for rs poor sad
ths Board Of SuperTisors should take
steps at iis next session 10 provide for
this nuch-nsefel baiIdiaz. Common
humanity aeranas that tsis should be
d0ne.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

The dsath of W1znfsN A. WHzzzKz
caIls attention b the nun5er q vice.
rrssiisuls which he Stats oi Nsw Tork
hss oontributed 10 the republic. The
predecessors sf Mr. WHEz xE Who rent
60 ihs svics-Pr.silsnsizI nEiscs from New
Ycrk wsre SIX IN number. naueiy,
GxosaE CrrvroS. AAsn~ BCsR. DAS1zl.
TomrKrxs. MARrfx YAz PURnr. Mr.
nAxr FIfxoas, WILLIAM A. WHzs1ER
and CHszxa A. ARTzCs. r Virziais,
which has furnished but fsur Presidents.
il ennsisi 10 ~ called tie Mother e
Prssiieufp.' New York. WITH her rscsri
cf sasan Kiss-Frssidents. = mere sn-
ns'>i - Be called he Motker e Vice
Fr>siisntA
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

A Savannah Nia-l correspondent cells tisis
old stSry on prominent official of his city:
n member Of the city council was sonle-
tiues required TO act mayor. lie wss filing
this position near the close of bis term u Gen q
couple Of his neighbors hsd fight about
dog which hal bitten child of one u them.
They were arrested for disturbing TIE peace.
and were taken before the acting mayor
Having heard the case he took il Under sd-
viSsrlent Both parties were anxious fof
decision, and kept inQairfng of the clerk -
the council for IL The clerk asked the setting
mayor why he did not decide H. He gave
the lowing explanation: An impecunious
friend Of mime visited the city GA one ocuasloa
and I invited him To dinner he return>d
without ca invitation 30 supper, and resaAifssd
all nighs In fact. be took up his ai,oie 81
my houss Ny wife became VERY tired 81
him and Insisted that should tesl bifn lbat
we couldn't entertain him any lonzer.
didn't like % do that and coslcluGef - rssoff
TO strategy. SO said. 'Relpccs. III tell you
what III do At dinner today ! viii say
roughly, "Wife. therc's no salt In the eour I"
and win appeal 90 our guest 70 sustain srs
II he says there H. that wfli be contraaisfien
OF my statement, and I viii tell hfm he
must leave my bouse. and II be says tbere
isn't, that viii be . reflection on your house
ieeTsng and cooking. and VIII he good
excuse f0r tellins him lIe mus leave NJ vlfs
agreed 90 The plan. and Al dinn.er ! cried osst
sngTily. Wife. thSFss no salt 10 tie soup.
and turniBg b ray ifnpe~nnioas friend,
said, Is t5eref lie wss sis-uf 8 mosneElt. ard
then said. 4 hsvcnt gos nfoei8 loager 10 ssss ia
this family, and dsnt care sbosgt raakinr
+ ssensies ia A' And l. said the acting
mayor, ''isvsnt got bong 60 star in TIE rify
E coanciI. and 1 d8at carr Ia make any ere
Elle&H
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Thsrs sra frdicstiors thss The sciance of
yachting j. about - be Plsesd slopg with
beating ard ssss bail a the carricula q
our colleges. froE. R0Bzs1 r. THrss-
rex. e that progressive institution a
iesrnine. Cornell University. consgribases
sn aTticie 70 the June numhsr * tie
Foram on TIE Ferra and Spee1 q
Ysehts TIE professor. it may b
ssded. is An svointionist and eorcludss
shss rbs iront. shs blus9sh. ths nssekersl.
ne shark ard she latest vessels bsvs vs~y
nssriT restl,ea parfsesios e foraa
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

DkAa gDFson- VI h<n IA es.s oS.uiss q hs-
mas sseuia Il b<ssss.ss s.s<aceszaFy faf hsAn-
srfaan statesmen. Ia vlnr tbs lnteFsszs a as
constituents II heart. so tsoassn his views of
gossxnnasat. and - fuartlons ss ihss@ f.ef~
tain 10 thsnl tat h 10 - governed, hs has
got ia the geographical sAfsr q tkinss a. gis
out u Bis oen ceaatry ana 20 seru~f the
oes@n, % wh@se fhs Ansessezn pris<ipls 6ass
not prevail st EressAt. rhosgh Is got iss
start lgoSa there ia ths sffst place VITA
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

TIE Jsokson pafr1cf "a esndid enoaeh
- s1mit ihss 4 mais she mistake n
rszsrd 10 Re Govsr4or's 6zErss IA ref-
srsncs - tnisioa fsss which the TzzE-
en&w- HzsttD pointed out sos sxplsins
thas Ebs oversight esuae fron rs read
iar oz q newspaper rspert Of TIE Cov-
srnors nesssrs instead lsf the of7eisl
document ns i spPeszs IL he Lesisls-
i've JournaL
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

n Stolen. O. c. Thinks B- Knows tn.
Thief

Thief
Some two weeks AGO o. G. Ransom lost
two shirts from bis back yard, snd has
bssa patiently waiting their return. He
does not o.fsr Any reward for the return oi
the same. because he thinks that he knovi
where they are, and intimates that thers
viii be no necessity for making en- applica.
ton for q warrant as the Assistant Prose
cutting Attorney Is ore Of bis nearest
neighDoTs. II tie shirts are returned, nc
questions will Be asked. Ransem says thai
he is wiling ID give away shirts TO a.
needy persons in the future the same a. In
days gone bye. hut does object TO persons
beipine then selves. o. c. Ransom lives 81
- Livingston 81. and Ar. l. T. Carroll and
". -. fay.or ars bis near neighbors, there
fore be know that his interests sfwell a.
bis shirtsi viii be well taken care Of
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Notwithstanding the httls kick made
bscsuss Editor O'BEfzx declined 70 con-
sort with certain land and labor cranks
in New Ycrk. The farewell bsnqust
given him Tuesday night. leaves 90
room Tor doubt that the sympathy Of tie
masses IN that city are with him The
presentation to him of . purse Of $4,000
can scarcely be regarded a. vote OF
csnsure
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

The earnings Of the PRISON At sing Sing
for the mouth Of sIAy we're only ST.
EOo79. while the expenses were sia,-
gda67. leaving deficiency Of s6,lS9sS
~ eas er ths proofs Of shs bsns6t Of the
s5oliiAon o. contract labor.